euphorine – English noun declension

English noun forms of euphorine

Noun: euphorine
Singulareuphorine
Pluraleuphorines

Sample Sentences

  • Euphorines are rather unusual hymenopterans in attacking the adult stage of various insects. [1997, Robert Alan Wharton, Paul M. Marsh, Michael J. Sharkey, Manual of the New World genera of the family Braconidae (Hymenoptera):]
  • The life cycles of these euphorine parasitoids are synchronized with those of their hosts. [2001, Alfred George Wheeler, Biology of the Plant Bugs (Hemiptera: Miridae), →ISBN:]
  • Although euphorines usually oviposit between abdominal sclerites, often near the anus, some species exhibit a well-pronounced preference for different sites such as the mouth (Wylie, 1985), whilst others are evidently more plastic in their behaviour (Wylie & Loan, 1984). It is usual for the euphorines that attack beetles to have two, or sometimes more, annual generations on a single generation of their univoltine hosts. [2012, Pierre H. Jolivet, M.L. Cox, E. Petitpierre, Novel aspects of the biology of Chrysomelidae, →ISBN, page 435:]
  • Dr. Sansoni (Therap. Monatsh., September, 1890) has made a number of observations on the action of euphorine in disease. [1891, The Year-book of Treatment - Volume 1891, page 460:]
  • Euphorine, it would appear, exerts its specific action directly on the micro-organism; but in the tissues -- in other words, in clinical cases -- this action is notably increased by the circumstance that euphorine decomposes, and the decomposition, in part, generated phenic acid. [1891, Epitome of Medicine - Volume 8, page 317:]
  • To cure Michel, who got addicted to euphorine? Well, he cured Michel. And now what? [2017, Henry Oldie, The End Justifies the Means, →ISBN:]

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